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In Japan, farmers turn rice fields into giant artworks using colored rice plants. It’s called Rice Paddy Art and it’s as precise as it is beautiful

Posted on July 18, 2025 by agogo22

In Japan, farmers turn rice fields into giant artworks using colored rice plants. It's called Rice Paddy Art and it's as precise as it is beautiful.
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